ECHR ..... now - Killers' life terms 'breached their human rights'

[Lugg]

Personally I believe this decision means nothing realistically regarding Jeremy? Those in charge can bring up any excuse or some discrepancy so that he still may never be released. Look at the case of Charles Bronson. He is not on any life time tarriff and he is still in gaol. Why? Because the authorities deam him too violent to be released. They will make the same decision regarding Jeremy. So don't get too excited.

[susan]

Lugg it is more positive than the news I heard at 6.30 on BBC1 where they said he had lost his Appeal.  At least he has some hope now which he did not have before. Jeremy is not a violent man and been a model prisoner so they can't keep him locked up forever he will be free at sometime.

[Caroline R]

Personally I believe this decision means nothing realistically regarding Jeremy? Those in charge can bring up any excuse or some discrepancy so that he still may never be released. Look at the case of Charles Bronson. He is not on any life time tarriff and he is still in gaol. Why? Because the authorities deam him too violent to be released. They will make the same decision regarding Jeremy. So don't get too excited.

Well, the parole risk assessment which assessors  the inmates 'dangerousness' is influenced by the inmate's confession, remorse and rehabilitation. So in essence, it serves only those that have confessed!!

[maggie]

Hi mertoll I agree with you and as far as I am aware the full life tariff was not given to Jeremy at Trial I believe it was a minimum of 25 years the full life tariff was added later what for I don't know.  At least Jeremy has hope now which he did not have.  I have a good feeling great things to come for Jeremy Bamber in the not too distant future.

hi all just come to had a bit of an eventful journey back and seen the news, at last something positive for Jeremy. That's what the European Court of Human Rights is for and why we need it, so some rulings are a bit strange but none of us know when we'll need it. Just sorry Jeremy's name had to be linked with some pretty awful people but of course others wont see it
that way........ it must give him hope, it feels so optimistic at last for Jeremy with all the work he
and the campaign team have completed and MDs book, not to mention Miss Caroline Marples work on palm prints and the 'blob of jam'.  Fingers crossed the tide is turning.

[susan]

Hello Maggie welcome back have missed you.  Positive news for Jeremy and I suspect more to come lots going on that is not in the public domain and of course we have Mason Doyle's book to look forward to that will bring the forum back buzzing again we will have to que to get on

[maggie]

Hello Maggie welcome back have missed you.  Positive news for Jeremy and I suspect more to come lots going on that is not in the public domain and of course we have Mason Doyle's book to look forward to that will bring the forum back buzzing again we will have to que to get on

I know susie, it feels good for Jeremy at the moment hope its not just cos I have had too much sun.....all that Vitamin D swirling around

[maggie]

Well, the parole risk assessment which assessors  the inmates 'dangerousness' is influenced by the inmate's confession, remorse and rehabilitation. So in essence, it serves only those that have confessed!!

Its true it wont really make any difference but it must be heartening for Jeremy to be on the winning side for once.

[susan]

I have decided I am not going mad.  This link updated at 13.24 reads entirely different to what it did at 9.49 this morning it is a comfort to me to know I am quite normal  

[mike tesko]

I was once granted parole by the parole board, whilst my appeal was pending on one matter, and I was remanded in custody on a different matter...

[maggie]

I have decided I am not going mad.  This link updated at 13.24 reads entirely different to what it did at 9.49 this morning it is a comfort to me to know I am quite normal

So happy you think youre normal susie    Must say not so sure myself 

[susan]

Maggie you and everybody else other than me

[susan]

Mike  can Jeremy still try and get his case to the Court of Appeal and clear his name and be released.

[Caroline R]

Mike  can Jeremy still try and get his case to the Court of Appeal and clear his name and be released.

He's working on a new appeal now Susan!!

[Jane]

I have decided I am not going mad.  This link updated at 13.24 reads entirely different to what it did at 9.49 this morning it is a comfort to me to know I am quite normal

Susan, thank God you were wrong!!! I heard the 11.00 news and they said the ECHR concurred with what Jeremy said. When I saw your post I thought they'd gone back on it.

[susan]

april I am not quite mad I heard on the news at 6.30 and the link curiousessex put up middle of the morning confirmed what I had heard now it was updated at 13.24 and it was different.  I had a total morning of depression.